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National Night
Out, a nationwide crime prevention effort focused on improving
relationships between the police and the community, was celebrated in
Fall River on August 7, 2007,
at the Maplewood NSF, Griffin Park
and at Kennedy Park
where the
Fall River Police Department and the
District Attorney's
Office sponsored a two-hour event for residents that included an
X-Games performance.
Events at Kennedy Park included a climbing wall and movies on the lawn,
including The Bus Stop, a health
promotion film produced locally by B.M.C. Durfee High School students
and a full-length feature film, Harry Potter. Funding made possible
through a
Weed &
Seed grant funded the X-treme team, Maximum Velocity, to stage two
shows at Griffin Park as well as to provide FRPD motorcycle, bicycle and
canine unit personnel at both Griffin and Kennedy Parks. Thanks to Seth
Hockert-Lotz and Domino's and the Ferry Street Ministry, the Corky Row
neighborhood enjoyed pizza, soft drinks and cookies.
Click here
for pictures of the 2006 event at Griffin Park. For more
information about the event, contact Youth Coordinator
Christian McCloskey at
508-324-2419. |
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(Top row, left) Six-year-old Elizabeth Desmarais attempts the climbing wall as her mother, Brenda, watches in the background. (Top row, center) Dawn Nardi of Kool Smiles holds ther daughter Shaelynn while Myra Rocha signs up for the children's dental program. (Top row, right) The crowd waits their turn to try the climbing wall. (Middle row, left) Senior aide Dick Conlon of CD-REC bags popcorn in preparation for the movie. (Middle row, right) Brenda Desmarais gets one-year-old Ebony and two-year-old Evrin into a good position to watch the movies. (Bottom row, left) Ben and Jan Napolitano have a picnic dinner with their children Joey, Tommy and Ben, Jr. as the movies begin. (Bottom row, center) Jonathan Alves and Danielle Cabral watch The Bus Stop to see if they recognize any of their friends in the locally-produced movie. (Bottom row, right) T.J. Timms, Brendan and Shawna Lebeault and Airanna Cersi get ready to watch the Harry Potter movie. |
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